The Catoosa County News - 2018-12-05

• TSPLOST agreement
• Helping the 350 homeless children who attend schools in Catoosa County
• Ringgold, Catoosa eyeing courthouse streetscap­e
• Nathan Deal proof that nice guys can finish first
• Stopped school buses are easy to spot
• Want to really drain the swamp?
• Colonoscop­y 2018: It’s all behind me now
• Remember Automats?
• Police find 18 guns in trunk of convicted felon’s car
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department report for Nov. 23-29, 2018
• James signs on with Georgia Southweste­rn
• Local angler Buddy Gross to compete as pro on 2019 FLW Tour
• Keith gets her wish with West Georgia offer
• Gregg sets new career-high with 42 in road victory
• Lafayette boys ride defense to hot start
• Heritage girls out of gates 2-0 in region play
• Ridgeland falls to hot-shooting Northwest, Pickens
• Georgia Northweste­rn rallies past Patriots
• Prep Wrestling Report: Ridgeland gets Senior Night sweep
• Middle School Wrestling: Teams getting set for NGAC Duals on Saturday
• Middle School Boys’ Basketball: Catoosa County teams keep rolling
• Middle School Girls’ Basketball: Ringgold, Heritage flying high
• Ashton Stalling headed to the Show-me State for softball
• To 32 and beyond: Seattle may not be end of NHL expansion
• Kennesaw State outlasts Wofford, moves on to FCS quarterfin­als
• Oklahoma joins Alabama, Clemson and Notre Dame in College Football Playoff field
• Phillips ready to shine at Shorter
• Mars Theatre in Lafayette bringing Christmas to life with Irish tradition, music and dance
• CALENDAR

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